The Volkswagen ID. Crozz (now in production as the ID.4) is the direct descendant of the revolutionary spirit that VW stamped onto the 1960s with its carefree vehicles that suited the era. Those cars became an American icon when change was everywhere in this country. From every street corner to the farthest corners of our nation, people needed an accessible way to travel while contributing to something much greater. Today's car-culture also means championing a cause and once again, Volkswagen is there. Recently, Volkswagen C.O.O. Ralf Brandstätter outlined the company's mission, "For Volkswagen, the course towards the future has been set. On the basis of the Transform 2025+ strategy, the brand is developing into one of the leading providers of carbon-neutral mobility." With the future of the automobile on everyone's mind, Volkswagen is making sustainable change possible for everyone. Jim Ellis Volkswagen of Kennesaw is thrilled to bring you the highly anticipated Volkswagen ID.4 in early 2021. Versatile, capable, and affordable, VW can now add sustainable to its list of brand values as it pushes the envelope toward a climate-neutral future. Stay tuned as we continue to update you with exclusive model news on this page!
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Our first Volkswagen ID.4 demo vehicle has arrived and is ready for you to test drive! So if you've wondered what the ID.4 will look like, how it will drive, and what features it will have, you can check it out for yourself prior to ordering. Contact one of our VW ID.4 specialists to schedule your test drive. We're filling up our earliest slots now, but don't worry, we'll have this demo here for about six months. You're always welcome to swing by and take an available time slot. Our EV specialists will be on hand to answer any of your questions and assist with orders.
The ID.4 (and the production-ready version known as the ID.4) is a crossover SUV. With an overall length of 180.5 inches, the ID.4 promises copious storage space and sublime passenger room and comfort. The ID.4 is an EV that doesn't compromise interior space. In fact, its advanced technology maximizes cabin utility with all powertrain components tucked neatly out of the way. Early renditions of the ID.4 have forward doors that open a full 90 degrees, with rear doors that slide directly back. This opens the cabin completely, with no B-pillar post, which allows you to open up and say WOW. Rear seats are also configurable to maximize cargo loading. Specifically, you'll have 30.3 cubic feet of storage with the rear-seats up and a jaw-dropping 64.2 cubic feet of storage capacity with them folded down.
While vehicle usage has a lot to do with an EV vehicle's total range, Volkswagen boasts an incredibly fast charge time from 5% to 80% full-charge. With a stated "38-minutes to 80% full" at a DC fast-charger, there is virtually nothing stopping you from getting to Woodstock on time, no matter where you are starting from. The national network of DC charge-points is currently 16K locations strong and growing, which means all you need to do is stop for lunch, have a stretch, and hit the road again with almost a full charge. Home charging in a conventional power outlet is available, and AC charging is also made easy with the corresponding cable. Many EV enthusiasts ask why batteries can charge faster to the half-way point or almost-full point, and almost as long to a full charge. Think of it like pouring water into a glass. You fill the glass pretty quickly to about 75% and then slow down for the remainder so you don't spill the contents. Batteries protect themselves from over-charge in the last stage of the charge cycle. Thus, the charging of the ID.4 battery is like filling up your glass of water. The ID.4 achieves a fast charge to 80% at 30 minutes and then to full in about 30 minutes more.
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